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My opinion is the 1st one. Then only user can identify, on which category they are landed. For ex: if some one searching for apple 7 plus specification. The category must be apple and the sub category should 7 plus. So that user can find out they are landed on 7 plus specification page. You can also add more pages under one category.
For ex: www.abc.com/apple/iphone-7-plus-specification/
Search engines also give priority if you create the clear URLs
For ex: www.abc.com/apple/iphone-7-plus-specification/
Search engines also give priority if you create the clear URLs
Writerly
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Hopefully, you already have various categories on your site. If you do, your URL format should be "site.com/category/title"
That's the best way to make your URLs as SEO-friendly as possible. However, it's also what visitors like to see, in my experience. None of that prolonged "site.com/gibberish/g/jdk/hahkdhkt-321-654.html" nonsense. The first format I mentioned also looks more legitimate for sharing purposes.
That's the best way to make your URLs as SEO-friendly as possible. However, it's also what visitors like to see, in my experience. None of that prolonged "site.com/gibberish/g/jdk/hahkdhkt-321-654.html" nonsense. The first format I mentioned also looks more legitimate for sharing purposes.
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site/ page / post will be the good options ( post name permalinks )
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